Steve Cleary

The group has worked to ensure that Alaskans — particularly those who felt powerless or who were historically marginalized — had a voice.

I wanted to take some time to highlight a few other exciting trail projects, so that you can be sure to check them out this fall, or perhaps put them on your 2025 list.

Alaska is feeling climate challenges at a dramatic rate, and we need to be part of the solution.

It’s time to make sure you are on the record stating your willingness to invest in our students and schools to ensure a bright future for Alaska.

While we all enjoy these amazing trails, we don’t always consider how they are maintained or built.

No experience is necessary, just sturdy boots, a good attitude and a willingness to learn what it takes to keep our trails great.

Trails are keeping us sane, so let’s all work to keep each other safe so we can continue to enjoy them.

Summer is cooling off and turning to fall, but there’s still time to get out and enjoy the great trails Alaska has to offer.

Volunteering on trails is a great way to connect communities to the public lands in their backyard and it gives them a healthy, active way to share in the stewardship of these important areas.

Walking or biking to school used to be common. Now it's the exception. For fun, fitness and self-reliance, students who can should make the bell under their own power.

National Public Lands Day  is the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. In Alaska, with more than 300 million acres of public land, we have a lot to celebrate. In 2016, Public Lands Day will be held on Saturday, Sept. 24. Volunteering on trails is a great way to connect communities to the public lands … Continue reading Public Lands Day is an invitation to a labor of love in Alaska

OPINION: Let's Move! is one more way to make Anchorage a healthier city.

OPINION: Public lands day is Saturday, and a good time to volunteer for work on the trails we love.

OPINION: Alaska has plenty of reason to celebrate National Public Lands Day. Please consider bringing your family and lending a hand.

OPINION: It's easy for Anchorage residents to appreciate their miles of trails, but the truth is there are lots of cool spots around Alaska, and as winter winds down, Alaskans are reveling in the fact that trails bring people together.